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Derive an expression using the method of dimensions, the distance travelled by a body during an interval of time t, if its initial velocity is u and uniform acceleration is a.

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To derive the expression for the distance traveled by a body during an interval of time \( t \), given its initial velocity \( u \) and uniform acceleration \( a \), we will use the method of dimensions. Here’s a step-by-step solution: ### Step 1: Identify the Variables We have the following variables: - Initial velocity \( u \) - Uniform acceleration \( a \) - Time interval \( t \) - Distance traveled \( s \) ...
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